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. 2024 Mar 15;46:e-rbgo3. doi: 10.61622/rbgo/2024AO03

Chart 2. Comparison of fetal parameters and outcomes according to the presence of placental pathological findings.

Parameters Placental pathological findings p-value a
Yes (n=13) No (n=21)
Mean SD Mean SD
Birth weight (Kg) 2.86 0.55 2.94 0.41 0.667
n(%) n(%) p-valueb
Apgar score (1st min.) <7 3(23.1) 8(38.1) 0.363
7+ 10(76.9) 13(61.9)
Apgar score (5th min) <7 1(7.7) 2(9.5) 0.855
7+ 12(92.3) 19(90.5)
Mode of delivery Normal vaginal 5(38.5) 1(4.8) 0.012*
Cesarean section 8(61.5) 20(95.2)
Preterm Yes 1(7.7) 8(38.1) 0.051
No 12(92.3) 13(61.9)
Stillbirth Yes 1c(7.7) 2d(9.5) 0.855
No 12(92.3) 19(90.5)
Neonatal admission Yes 3(23.1) 3(14.3) 0.513
No 10(76.9) 18(85.7)
Admission to the neonatal care unit Yes 0(0) 3(14.3) -
No 13(100) 18(85.7)

SD - Standard deviation;

a

Student's T-test;

b

Pearson's chi-square test;

*

Significant at 0.05;

c

this case presented at 36 weeks as severe oligohydramnios; Amniotic fluid index = 1cm, with a history of covid infection at 29 weeks;

d

one of the cases had a previous scar, and her uterus ruptured during labor; the other case gave a history of midwife interference and had obstructed labor